Hey, that fixed it! I've created 5 snapshots with copying/deleting files in between, and they've all worked!
Well, except for one. I copied a file and took a snapshot and the file wasn't in the snapshot. Running sync and making another snapshot *did* have the file, though.
Is it mandatory to sync the filesystem before taking a snapshot?
Alasdair G Kergon wrote:
Stick to using read/write snapshots for now. With read-only ones, it seems the COW device is incorrectly getting set read-only.
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